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Nonsuch Mansion
Wedding Photographer.

A beautiful Surrey setting, a day full of feeling, and the photographs that bring it all back.

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Emma and Raif holding hands beneath a stone arch at Nonsuch Mansion
Emma & Raif · Nonsuch Mansion

THE STORY, IN WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHS

Emma & Raif’s story

Nonsuch Mansion is one of those places that makes you stop and take it all in. Set in beautiful Surrey parkland, it brings together elegant architecture, gardens and the kind of natural light I love to photograph. I was delighted to capture Emma and Raif’s wedding here, and their day is a lovely example of everything this setting has to offer.

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01A morning at the mansion

Nonsuch Mansion: a little history

Nonsuch Mansion stands in Nonsuch Park, close to the site of Henry VIII’s former Nonsuch Palace. The mansion itself was remodelled in the early 1800s and is Grade II* listed. Its Tudor Gothic details give the building a distinctive character, with beautiful features both inside and out.

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The finishing touches

From the anticipation of getting ready to the celebrations later in the day, Nonsuch Mansion offers a beautiful setting for a wedding that feels entirely your own. The rooms have character and warmth, while the surrounding parkland offers plenty of space to step outside, take a breath and enjoy time together.

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The promises

The mansion is available for exclusive hire and is licensed for civil ceremonies. Whether you imagine an intimate gathering or a larger celebration, the venue team can talk you through the spaces and options that suit your plans.

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Confetti and sunshine

After the ceremony, the photographs move outside for confetti, drinks and time with family and friends. The mansion and gardens give those moments a beautiful setting, but it’s the smiles and conversations that keep drawing me back.

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Around the wedding table

Flowers, glassware and the tables set for the wedding breakfast are part of the story too. I photograph those details alongside the people enjoying them, so the collection remembers both the care that went into the day and how it felt to be there.

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Words, laughter and familiar faces

There is so much to work with as a photographer: the character of the house, the soft light inside and the greenery of the park. But the best photographs are always about more than the setting. They’re about the way you look at each other, the people around you and the little moments that happen naturally.

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A quiet walk in the gardens

For portraits, I’ll offer gentle guidance when you need it and leave room for you to relax together. We can make the most of the mansion and its grounds without taking you away from your guests for too long.

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From the first dance into the evening

The cake, the first dance and friends gathering beneath the fairy lights bring a warm finish to Emma and Raif’s story. The evening photographs hold onto that feeling of everyone celebrating together.

The people. The feeling. The moments that stay.

FOR YOUR OWN CELEBRATION

A few helpful notes
for your day.

A little advice for planning your own wedding, and useful information about the setting.

Tell me about your plans

Planning your day

The venue offers on-site accommodation, and there are also places to stay in the surrounding area. Availability, capacities and prices can change, so it’s worth checking the latest details directly with the venue as you plan.

Whatever your plans look like, make a little space in your timeline to enjoy the setting and spend time together. Some of my favourite photographs happen when there’s room to simply be yourselves.

For current venue details and availability, visit Nonsuch Mansion’s website .

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